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… to protest against the racial policies of Prime Minister Hertzog . Thus, the 16th of December, particularly in the …

… Government is carrying out the policy laid down by General Hertzog in 1938 regarding the Coloured community. This policy …

… of, the trade unions or workers' organisations. Mr. B. J. Schoeman, who in 1948 when the Nationalist Government … at meetings. When war broke out in September 1939, General Hertzog, who was then Prime Minister, made an impassioned … defeated on this issue and Smuts became Prime Minister; Hertzog, grown old, subsequently retired from politics. Mr. …

… moves very slowly but very surely. He is already taking up Hertzog's "kaffir state" cry and saying that that is what the …

… practices. The Government was awkwardly placed. General Hertzog was Prime Minister in a Coalition Ministry. The … consisted of an equal number of the followers of General Hertzog and of General Smuts. It contained men of such … Top Row: G.H.E. Lockhat, JT. Hon. Treasurer, G. Tshabangu, B. Ramnarian, G. Rahman, E. Lazarus, M.C. Naidoo, D.C. …

… of the Afrikaner National Party (NP) under  General Hertzog . The NP dedicated itself to racial separation, … War broke out and the National Party was formed under Hertzog. A number of Africans were called upon to assist the …

… segregation. From 1924 to 1939, James Barry Munnik Hertzog became the prime minister and he achieved the …

… PACT government, a collaboration of the National Party of Hertzog and the Labour Party under Cresswell. Their concern …

… in the neighbouring German colony of South West Africa (S.B. Spies, ‘The outbreak of the First World War and the Botha … opposition from another Boer war veteran, General JBM Hertzog. He had refused to accept Botha’s policy of … 1914, he broke with Botha to form the National Party. Hertzog argued that it was the right of each Dominion to …

… 4, 1939, the South African parliament refused to accept Hertzog's stance of neutrality in World War II and voted …

… the protectionist policy of the Pact government under JBM Hertzog (who wanted to help the ‘poor whites' to get back on …

… of South Africa at the time of 8 of September 1931, J.B.M. Hertzog. What remains of this historical building was …

… of peace, especially in Black areas. In 1911 General J. B. M. Hertzog , the Minister of Justice, took the Police Bill to … government suppression in the 1960’s, Minster of Justice, B. J. Vorster created a reserve police force to assist the …

… years for political power under the leadership of General Hertzog and the Nationalist Party, with SECESSION from the … take fresh strength. Such was not the case. Instead, the Hertzog Nationalist bargained with the British Imperialists. … the political and economic subjection of the non-European, Hertzog gained the "right to wallop his own nigger, " in …

… mental shackling. Agitation over Land and the Vote General Hertzog , Prime Minister of South Africa and leader of the … in the ruling National Party. There was opposition to the Hertzog Bills from white liberals and from African groups … leaders.' A crucial statement which was to be ignored by I.B. Tabata and his friends when they took control of the …

… that higher life. You will recollect that in 1924 General Hertzog announced that the Coloured man was entitled to a … "That this meeting of Coloured people thank General Hertzog for having laid down the principle of extending the … Persons' Rights Bill is unacceptable in its present form; (b) that the present franchise rights for Coloured people in …

… Hertzog and Pirow’ Bills were putting the Africans more and … and means of defeating the new batch of racial laws of the Hertzog Government. The conference adopted a strongly worded … Gumede and his supporters agreed to Mahabane’s resolution. B. Ndobe of Cape Town’s amendment to Mahabane’s resolution, …

… with three Slave Bills devised by a Fusion Government of Hertzog-Smuts to deprive them of the very last vestige of … All-African Convention: The Awakening of The People by I.B. Tabata …

… 14 June 1929 The National Party, led by General JMB Hertzog, won the most seats in the 1929 general election of …

… led to the departure of Botha’s Minister of Justice, James Hertzog , and the creation of the National Party (NP) , which …

… a Sophiatown meeting they had both attended, at which A. B. Xuma, a medical doctor, launched an attack on the Soviet … virtually disappeared from the map. When Prime Minister Hertzog reintroduced his 'Native Bills' to abolish the … Province, a spontaneous coalition emerged to fight the Hertzog legislation. In December 1935 CPSA activists …

… he finally won his first major commission. This was the Hertzog Monument in Bloemfontein which kept him at work for …

… Act No 16 of 1936 The Bills proposed by General Barry Hertzog in the 1920s finally got the two-thirds majority …

… amidst the great economic depression, Smuts and Hertzog formed an alliance in 1934, of alliance which was to be the vehicle for the entrenchment of segregation. The Hertzog-Nichols Bills which intended to remove Africans from … demanded action. His proposal that mass protest meetings b organised throughout the country was unanimously accepted. …

… industry and a sharpening of the general agrarian crisis; (b) the attack of the bourgeois ruling classes on the native … of the growth and sharpening of the agrarian crisis. Hertzog's Repressive Land Policy This situation has induced … Toilers 2. The European ruling class, represented by the Hertzog Government, which depends on the nationalist party …

… why was it possible for a whole leadership to accept the Hertzog Bills? More than this. How was it possible that they … the real control of the leadership was in the hands of Hertzog - Smuts. Let us examine the situation under three … between the African leaders and the liberals; (b) the relationship between the liberals and the rest of the …

… and was defeated in the 1924 general election. This gave Hertzog's Nationalist Party and the Labour Party, supported …

… Committee from the general protest against General Hertzog's black manifesto and the attitude of the Union … too much for Jabavu , Xuma and Co. to protest against Gen. Hertzog's policy and against the oppression and repression of … the Bantu, no matter the Union Parliament consist of 150 Hertzog’s or of 150 Sir-James-Rose-Inneses.' The Bantu can …

… formed part of a much larger strategy of attack by General Hertzog and the ruling National Party on already enfranchised … was required to amend it. A major political goal of Hertzog's government after it came to power in 1924 was to … to abolish the Cape franchise outright, in the late 1920s Hertzog turned to women’s suffrage to launch what Henry …

… a "Reform Organisation" under the leadership of Dr. Albert Hertzog, the son of the Prime Minister, was established. This … would lead to disciplinary action. Meanwhile Dr. Albert Hertzog toured the whole country, attacking the trade union … on our union. Most prominent of these was a certain D. B. H. Grobbelaar, who had never had any association with the …